Waterless washing of rv

Protect-all quick and easy wash.

A concentrate; a capful in a spray bottle. topped off. with water. Spray on, easy wipe off.

Using it for years, lazy-man wash.



Easy wash

protectall quick and easy wash

AZRick wrote:
I have used WashWaxAll for years, does an excellent job. Another story if you are removing caked mud etc.

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I just purchased and used this product

http://www.amazon.com/Fw1-Cleaning-Waterless-Wash-Carnauba/dp/B009UZ1TE2/ref=sr_1_5?ie=UTF8&qid=1414017530&sr=8-5&keywords=waterless+car+wash+and+wax

Seems to work very well. I also use it on the front Diamond shield and it really removes and makes removing any bugs very easy. It is a little pricey but when you spray it on and use a microfiber cloth, it seems to have a lubricant in it which makes it prevent any scratching and go on easy.
JMHO

I have used WashWaxAll for years, does an excellent job. Another story if you are removing caked mud etc.

Most that I have seen are cheating and using real water !

Jack L

I do this as it is usually the only down time I have to wash the rig. I use a product called DriWash - a bit pricey, but works great and I have been using this on the last 3 rigs over 20 years. Saw this when I was a kid camping at the local state Good Sam Rallies and searched for it years later so I could use it.

DriWash Solutions

I've used Meguiar's Quick Detail and a microfiber rag on cars. I tried it on MH but it is just too much area. Worked good to spot clear front, around entry door, etc.